Great Cockup, including Mell Fell

A short circular walk onto Great Cockup & Meal Fell returning over Burn Tod

 
Completed:  10 June 2005
Distance: 7˝ miles approx
Weather: Bright & sunny
Time: 5 hours - all photographs taken between 12:30 & 17:30
Terrain: Grass tracks with open fell walking
Stiles: 0
Grade: Easy to moderate
Parking: Narrow lanes make parking difficult - there is roadside parking by the farm at Horsemoor Hill (GR: NY 252-334)
Nearest Towns: Keswick
Refreshments: None én route
Toilets: No public toilets én route
Transport: Car
Other Walks: Catbells - Lakeland Walks, Leaney's Lakeland Fells, Lake District Walks & Striding Edge
Maps: Outdoor Leisure No. 4, 5, 6 & 7
 
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Photographs
 
 

 
  Route
 


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Altitude relief map
 


New born lamb
 


Binsey
 


Bakestall & Skiddaw from the track along Horsemoor Hill

 


Bakestall & Skiddaw
 


Ullock Pike with the North Western Fells behind
 


Bakestall & Skiddaw
 


Looking across Bassenthwaite & Bassenthwaite Lake to Sale
 


Binsey
 


Whitewater Dash, Dead Crags & Bakestall
 


Whitewater Dash, Dead Crags, Bakestall & Skiddaw
 


Binsey & Overwater with Scottish hills behind
 


Little Calva with Lonscale Fell, Lesser Man & Skiddaw
 


Little Calva with Lonscale Fell, Lesser Man & Skiddaw
 


Binsey from Great Cockup's lower summit
 


Binsey & the Solway Firth with Scottish hills behind from Great Cockup
 


Meal Fell, Little Sca Fell & Great Sca Fell from Great Cockup
 


Looking down Burntod Gill to Skiddaw from Trusmadoor
 


Burntod Gill, Skiddaw & Great Cockup from the path onto Meal Fell
 


Binsey & Overwater with Scottish hills behind
 


Skiddaw & the summit shelter cairn on Meal Fell
 


Looking along Frozenfell Gill back to Meal Fell & Great Sca Fell from the slopes of Burn Tod

 


Climbing the zigzag path on Burn Tod with Meal Fell, Little Sca Fell & Great Sca Fell behind
 


Bannerdale Crags, Blencathra & Great Calva from Burn Tod
 


With no path, this way off Burn Tod looked the best option down to Hause Gill
 


Burn Tod & White Hause
 


Lonscale Fell, Bakestalls & Skiddaw with Whitewater Dash
 


Zooming in on Whitewater Dash, Birkett Edge & Dead Crags on Bakestall
 


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Panoramic view from the track beneath Great Cockup
including Burn Tod, Little Calva, Whitewater Dash, Lonscale Fell, Bakestall & Skiddaw
 
 

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